Morning journal and courier., 1887-07-30
SAvIN ROCK ITEMS,
Recent Arrivals-A Horse Dies at the ShOre-HOps at the Sea View Saved from Drownins-PIcnIcs at the Rock, Etc.

Recent ArrivaIs-A Horse Dies at she Shore-Hops at the Sea View Saved from DrOwnins-PIcnics at the Rock, Etc.
 Latest arrivals at the hotels are: Sea View-Kate M. Ryan, Birmingham i; A. D. Daniels, Orange, Mass; J. D. Burn ham, Thomas O'Brien, Hartford John H. Brennan, New Haven; E. M. Dederick, New York; Charles B. Davis, Holyoke; c. M. La Rue, Danbury; J. P. Begley, New Britain j; Miss Grain, Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs. William Lee and E. L. Grain, New Haven; Thomas Farrell, New Britain Mrs. w. Bullens, Plain vile, Conn, Mrs. P. Burke and Miss Jose- phene Burke, Hartford; Mrs. R. c. Partree, jr., Waterbury; MT. E. L. Mum, Saratoga.
 Grove Cottage-Miss NJ. B. Hollos, Wa terbury; Mrs. Fred Ketterer, Miss E. L. Ket- terer, New Haven CIV. Bailey, Springfield; MT. H. Libby and wife, Lena, H.; Horace A. Johnson, Boston; Martin Breck, Springfield; B. G. Gilchrist, Boston; MT. A. s. Norris and wife, Springfield; Henry Hood and wife, Harry Fairbanks, Worcester.
 Twitchell's Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. M J Horan Thomaston; Mrs. Stokes, Mir. Chas. Stokes, Hartford; MT. and Mrs. Lauren Moss and Frank Morse, Cheshire; L. T. Colt and MT. I1oAlJ filoAu, NoW IaNeu, MISS 6OVeGte, Toronto.
 While Mrs. Phlegar of this city was driv- ing at the shore yesterday her horse sud denly became sick and died in a short time.
 The Sarsfeld Guard will picnic at Rail- road Grove, Savin Rock, August 9. Landri- gan's band will furnish music and much is being done to make the day merry one.
 As visitors at the Carberry cottage on Thomas street there are MT. and Mrs. Ray mond, New Jersey; Misses Carroll New Ha- ven; and MT. Kirk from Providence.
 Messrs. Simmons and H. Madden are to roll the balls in match game of ten pins at the Maher & Leary bowling rooms for $50 August s.
 Miss N. B. C1use, Mrs M. A. Cruse and Mrs. McCarrfck, who have been stopping at the shore, return to-day to their homes in Providence, R. I.
 MT. 0. W. Watrous and E. c. Seymour, of Windsor Locks, will be guests of MT. Con- verse of the Grove Cottage shortly.
 For several years past the guests at the Sea View have been treated to 8 series of hops which were much appreciated, and Proprietor Freeman is at present arranging for similar events by which the hotel people will be enabled to spend pleasant evenings, at least as many as twice week.
 A large party of Waterbury people picnic to-day at the west shore.
 Cottager Fuller has laid out ground near his shore residence to be used for lawn tennis court. A tennis club will be formed.
 MT. Twitchell is making great preparations for the great clambake to be given August 4th by him to his many city friends. Those attending will receive hearty welcome, sec onded by genuine shore clambake.
 Although the polo craze has died out at the shore, the rink is nevertheless open to skaters and under the management of MT. Howes is doing thriving business at pres ent
 An unusually large number of picnics are booked for the Rock during August.
 While MT. Edwin Hart, of Hoboken, was rowing at the shore on Thursday his atten- tion was called to man struggling in the water. After much exertion the drowning man was rescued in time to save his life.
 High water to day at 7:01 p. m.